Blogs

27 Jan

Last week, Dominion Virginia Power filed a petition for a certificate of public convenience and necessity (CPCN) with the Virginia State Corporation Commission (SCC) for a 20 megawatt (MW) solar project.  The company claims that this project would be Virginia’s first large scale, utility solar...

17:52 / Certificate of Public Need / commission / distributed power generation / Eric Hurlocker / regulation / Solar energy / State Corporation Commission / The GreeneHurlocker Blog / Virginia
09 Jan

Customers in 80% of the country’s 50 largest cities would save money if they installed rooftop solar on their homes instead of buying all their electric power from local utilities. That’s from the N.C. Clean Energy Technology Center’s Going Solar in America, a 27-page report...

14:33 / Eric Hurlocker / Solar energy / solar energy lawyer / The GreeneHurlocker Blog / utility rate lawyer / utility regulation lawyer
29 Oct

Decision Relieves Retail Suppliers from Paying Excessive Collateral to WGL    The Maryland Public Service Commission has granted a request by Washington Gas Light and two retail suppliers to lower the collateral for suppliers operating on WGL’s system for the winter season.  Click here for WGL’s initial...

18:41 / commission / distributed power generation / Maryland / natural gas / public service commission / retail supplier / The GreeneHurlocker Blog